Six Years in May

After the Inter-Arab War of 2139, there came The Purge. Now Jonathan Kirski, who believes his parents abandoned him, mines the mass graves in the Siberian fields for the bones of his ancestors, and the only clue he has to the truth are his recurring nightmares. In that frozen tundra, the bodies don't decay. The faces remain, staring, accusing. More

After the Inter-Arab War of 2139, the world community began a second Holocaust, attempting to cleanse itself of the Jewish race once and for all with The Purge. With the assistance of sympathetic non-Jewish people, some children of Jewish families were spirited away. One, Jonathan Kirski, grew up believe he'd only been adopted by Jews and that his adoptive parents had cast him aside when they fled for their lives. Now he mines the mass graves in the Siberian fields for the bones of his ancestors, and the only clue he has to the truth are his recurring nightmares. In that frozen tundra, the bodies don't decay. The faces remain, staring, accusing. But Sarah Stein, a childhood friend, is on her way to help. To let the world know the Jews survived, her group has decided to hit a target that only Jews would hit. Temporarily taking the form of a FemBot, she will give him pleasure, and she will give him release from his horror.

Nicolas Z. Porter (the adventurer/writer persona of Harvey Stanbrough) is an expatriate, having moved in better times to a small place in the hills above the fishing village of Agua Rocosa. He is an adventurer who enjoys deep-sea fishing, trout fishing in the back country, engaging intimately in the revolutionary struggles of other lands, and any other endeavors that might serve to refill the well of experience from which he draws his stories. He unapologetically takes full responsibility for his own life and flatly refuses to accept responsibility for poor choices made by others. He has been known to say, “You set your own priorities, so don’t whine about it. The whining destroys my concentration.” See more work by Nick at HarveyStanbrough.com.